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Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Col. Boulauuer ami the Prussians.

In 1S7i, immediately after t,se surren-
Ter oi Paris and w!len the German army
vas in the city, Gen. B.mlangsr, thea a
:,lUnsl, was In command of the One
Hundred and Thirty ~eventh OF the line.
The regiranns was en- echelou in tho Rue
Saint Hbaoge guarding the limit bayond
whieh the prTlssians were not TO pass.
Vt the intersection OF tho Rue SAINT
Honore and another street, the name
Of whicii the writer does not recall, but
le remembers that it was near the Ro:iIs-
child house. suddenly appeared the gen
cral in command of rlis Prussian army
followed by his brilliant staff.
. they were aoont to pass the line OF de-
marcation, when Col Boulanger rode up
IN front Of them. General" said he in
i loud voice. you can not pass. The
latter pretended not tp understand, and
appeared to be about to come on, when
8osilanger, purple with rage and hatred.
laShed forward. saber in hand, and
s'Ioutel out in n savage voice: Gen.
s,'al. yon must not prs. II you advance
!notiier step Tnc >. seeing that the
brilliant troop hal c. |, to halt, he
idded, with an inn sing gesture, th+
words, Respect n "a consigne!' at
needed but little" says the writer. "to
put the match to the powder at that
moment. There and then Germany
might have lost some precious heads.
Inspired by the coiidlt Of our brave
colonel. we graspsd our Chessepots. The
quality Of the gi!tIls was most tempting"
Paris Matin. ~ s. ace "sat
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
arxcnn E'aat1nscsB.

A. dsn,,tea q. s. Aonsy Ortss oaics; /,
international Mapay ofdss otscs; <, Esi!a
Fsrg5's Express e!ico. Tins list is correct
a raonthly. .- .-.. 70 -....
YAy4PaI CoU~Tr--Aenn Tria Valley. Alex
,ssdra. Aatslops Valley, Ath Fort, X Big
.sua (ged Reck), Bradshaw, BGeuo, Bum
BIO Bes, Camp verds, Clnilender. ci42frSs
Chino, Cien.gs. FisgssaG. X, Gfiisit, Has
styampas. Howstls, Jerome, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer, Meesyiile pa.aoa, Prescott.
AK. s.rimons, Stanton, Ssoddasrd.' TIP
Top, walksr, Walnut Grove, Williams X.
PrsA CousrY--Ailen. Amegicsn Flag, An
-acs, Calabasas X, Cris:endsa \, Desert,
Esperanzs, GreateEyille, HArshaw. hogaie
x, Orc Blanco, Pantano x. ouiiotoa' Red
ton. Sahuaritt, Total Wreck, Tabac,i Tue
son AK, Washington. - af
CrlA CoUNrY--hrper, Gs15S A \, PIG,
aeer K, San Carlos, fpato.
MouAyH CoUKTr- Aubrey, BTcon, Hack
berry <. Herning, BiDgraan K, Mineral Park
A, Mohave City, Powell (Seeaies1, Signal.
CouHrsx CouxTT-.Bsnson Z, Bishse, Camp
Huashnca A, Charleston <, Cc!itaDtion T.
Dos csbezas Z, Dragon <, fairbanks L
Fort Bowie (Apache Pass) *, oehoaYilie'
81. David, Tombstone A X, Tres Aiimos'
wilcox (MaIeylAx.
GRAHAM CouxTI-Bonita, Clifton A r.
Duncan (Purdy) K. Dunlap, Fort Grant
For, Thomas. Morepoi, pirag. saGord, Sol
n.nonyille.
PryaL CouxrY--Bu.;e, Casa Grande z,
Dudleyyille. Florence Il, Maniyviils. Mari
cops K, AiesaviDe. Picscho, Pinal =. River.
side. Sacaton, Silver King n.
YuyA CoUETT-Centennial (Plamos",. }.
Clip. Ehrenborg, Nortors, Parker, Yam"
AK. @ 2. .
hpacag CougrY--Erastus, Fort apache,
Ho!brook x, geams Canyon, Nutrioso, 81
Johns A, st. Joseph, Show Low, Snowflake
springerviile, Sunset, Taylor, WinS!ow'
Woodruff. at9 #
Man.c>pA Couarr- Giia Bend x, Hayden.
LeiIi. Mcdowell, Fhenix Z, Sentinel, Iefn-
pe. GEiaydsn) A, yulture <, Wiotenburg.
Jsnrks REsyry .TIoH-Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
|. nlndoo. . cri,ioi.m OF chrI.,lan.

A native of InIa who hal visited
England was heard by an EngIishman
describing the way in which he observed
Christians worship, and was surprised
ut tlieir lack Il reverence. with all
tie yivacity of AN eastern native" says
The Church Standard. ~he represented
the attitudes of some Christiaus at wor-
ship H louaged back ia lbs chair,
crossed his legs, stretched them out at
fun lenGth, looked up at the ceiling and
yawned, and then asked his audience
what they thought of that as position
OF reverence. He polished his glasscs.
fixed them on his nose. and stared all
round in everybody's face. He famed
himself with a piece Of paper, and
gaped about. He stood with his legs
crossed. and his hand, in his pockets,
and looked across the room sideways.
He sat on his chair and leaned his head
forward on his hand. And after each
exhibition he asked his audience what
they thought of Englishmen's reverence
for their iod.--New York Evening
Post
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Farmers, aoo,. In india.

In India the farmers tools are of the
simplest kind. the plow is q triangular
piece Of board, eighteen inches long and
six inches wide at the base, ami simply
roofs the ground. The yoke for the
bnilocss is q straight stick and is at
tached to the beam Of the piow by a
grass cord. The cattle are the Brahmini
species white. slender bodied. long
legged and very lean. Tile only food OF
the cattle for months is -choosa, which
Is the wheat straw ami chaff from the
threshiag floors. They cost about I
pound tod pU nds per pair, and the plow
ccsas about Is 81. the land is pIowrd at
hast ten times, and frequently thirty, as
the plow scratches the soil only. The
harrow is log or slab Of wood six to
eight fes't long, drawn sideways across
ihe field TO scratch the Jumps Chicago
Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
He Likoil Children.

Julgs P.muybauter, an old bachelor
WHO h.as 4 tgaicl aversion, 70 children,
during visit to the sFfzzlstop nnii.i
took iittlo J1Ilnny GIL his ERee an. ioHdisj
him. ~, -a .....,.r.. a.. s...... ....
Formerly Tdi.ln't take much atock ii
children, hi. aoy Ike to gee iHtlo CHI.
drsn grow up ;h.a way. IL cheers mi
up" saniarltea r,nay hnni;cs. -s.
"Dlt wing does i. c.l?ar yvn mp mort
EOS than torme.Iy!7 asked Mrs. F.zzlef
top.
Last wcri; l bo'tsht eoma sto3.; in tbs
AGstin Street Raiir38l coenpssy, afst
alter . child has geaG;l2l IL IN war 4
iias 10 az iall far. E1w !',v. 10 so'
the iittIo dca.J crossing up To re usefl;
!nen aai woncn, and oucs more tli,
tltp oil wretch fon !!rd JoiH4ny. -Texag
Sitting.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
,nrloa. -, nr comhn.tIon.

Spo,sane aus c,n5lstiol Is lid TO be
an i,np7a5.biii.y. bu. phenomenon that
st one time would itaye been aScribed T.,
that cause has lately teen observed in thr
suburds II Paris In 1871 fire occurred
IA yiIls. The PREPARATION was carried
out under the direction of the architect.
and the house has since besn occupied by
the same owner. .... .
One day lie observed that the ceiling
of the dining room appeared as If sonis
Of the plaster WAS about 10 give way.
and. as tho bui,ins Increased. he callea
in an architect. He concluded thai Il
beam must somehow have given away,
md workmen were employed TO rnalsc a
more cl,ee examination. il was tbeil
discovered taat the wo,d was alnioGa.
sntirely con stm4d. Some s1arl:s may
haye Remained, and during fifteen years
lie aesssurtion EIuss have gJna Oh by
inches. for no otEies hypothesis wa
brought forward than tiiat OF very sloY'
:o!ntrFtiJl. TIE c.ccun ttaaca is so r6
Glnr,llD!c as TO appear aim )5s iaCreltO.e!
although Egemen CAN relate stories OF 4
similar kind. .--Eaw YORK Commcrcia.
Advertiser, -.......
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Beginning oftl,e Bonm.

People in the west try every dodge to
&c: railr,ads TO run near their property.
A iaiirn;ld man tells Of an instance OF
this that recen,ly happened in Kansas.
One day when he was laying out his
road citizen came mp aud began to
bc,om his town. II have named her
Chicago he said, -and she is bound to
be as big place as the other Chicago.
sometime, You want 10 run your rail-
road through her II will only take
sou about six miles Gut Of the direct
line, and tie business you will get will
he immense. Besides. YOU will be the
first in. md viii get the best location for
your deposs.- well, low big is your
town now asked the railroad man.
Not very big yet, but she Is boomin'.
yon bet," How many houses have you
now?" further inquired the railroad
man. '"Well, to tell tho truth. we
haven't any yet, admitted the boomer.
-but I'm diggin' q well. - Chicago
Nail ut ....r.E. ... .s. .s.l......s ~ .
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
ftck Ieophs in Burmal,.

PRONE is now visited with an nattacls of
cholera and smallpox, diseases which
are constantly prevalent throughout Bur
NAH. When thega is much sickness
about ore often sees tire river full Of lit.
tie lights floating down il. 1t is a. Gus.
tom OF the Burmese TO place a light in Il
tiny raft, sometimes with live pigeon
inside. and float IL down the river. II
the light continues 10 ioag as they can
watch, they take il as sign tIat the sick
person will recover: If. on the contrary,
it goes out, that he will die. / have
sometimes seen the river fiall OF thesn
little lights sailing down. .-I,trnaiA Cor.
New York Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
konlhnrnar. So, snohhi.,,.

The disgusting snobbisness character.
Ring many Americans, particularly
iwellers in the hand of Newport, is a
plant Indigenous to northern soil only.
The southerners have good reason to
smile and shake themselves by the hand
in selftongratulation on their utter
freedom from this pretty but contcmpti-
1ie falling. They are far more
ypt to consider that they honor
even England's royal family by permit
ling an acquaintance with themselves.
AID isri't this sclf.respect AMI self.es
TEEN mere praiseworthy than ridiculous
tiTcklins and imitation, even IL it does
border on conceit.-N Nry- York Graphic.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
a Night with III. Frlcnis.

4 The prince of Wales, it is said, always
reserves one night of every week for in
formal. unreseryed intercourse with his
caosen friends. This has been his habit
for years. and he never allows anything
to Interfere with il when he is at iome.
The particular night is usually passed at
the housae Of an intimate who assemblies
Oh the occasion q number Of bfighk
pleasant persons IN the princes wide cir
;le. all ,)t whom devote themselves to
the entertainment. Wales comes and
goes in q public cab; simple supper is,
provided; he is treated like all the rest.
and the hours psss most agreeably with
puns, cliaf, anecdotes, stories. and the
traest expression of mood and mind.
The prince declares that these uncon-
strained nights have prevented his brenk.
.ng down more than once from the OF
,eryance OF regular routine and multi.
pIicity ut duties - London Letter.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
FOUNTAIN SANS HuarIsa Dosa
iheir Exploits in Rea,ldssx UD nna
Capturing the tsig ;issEn

sapturtDS tue hsN sAefGk
"A old trapper anl huhnar KNOWN "a
Z Mount in SAM Is doing a band off,cr
business killing huge mountain sheep fos
tl,rir llc,sls an horns. Tn;sss he alip,
70 New YORK to ill tho or,lesx hs 10 coil.
ssantly receiving. aud there they srr
mounted. Suns test customers are
wealthy Englishmcn, and rsbzny an Enx-
Iisa hall bears witness In mammoth
heads ani antlers Of the nsouniaia ahcsp.
magniticenlly mounted. to Sans PROV.
ess rs n hunter.
For many years @M1untain Sam" has
buried himself in the nnoss remote re-
ceases OF tho Big Horn mourtaina Here
se is in die very l,annts. hidden and
deep OF the bic horn OF Hsxky noun-
tain siiesp. Sans way Df captaffaY his
WHY quarry Is peculiarly y aiae.sl 90 his
needs md deserts. He rounds up tbs
wild sheep of the mountain crag, peak,
and precipice with Digs.
dis pack numbers twenty-five head,
and they are pure ercsis " the blood
liUuad and bnli-,los. IyaataiR-barn and
bred, tliesa noble animals add to tll:
nutyiFgal strength and sagacity OF their
blood strains n ;nargpiols epduaace and
o catiike activity. No snow deTth. no
rou sliirgs of trail, np sitepness OF preci-
pice. no ioftineas OF ls.S1t, 10 reInoieness
| % locality can stop ths mountain dGss
wlIca on toe tracs 81 mountain sleep.
The pack woF&s in an orfafs:zed way
a.f fi - IL. "a
struck. Tho dos break into little
bgaahes, and wis!3 and c1frtai circuits
are nlndR. The clos oppressed 4 slIee3 as9'
hurried ton oognun ctsnteg aait tliey
win aaaa be s'unGiisH with twenty-five
dogs esect al tails wts5ttg. rasv.nS
sss2pt t..e.a IA IN sIsiless R4id eager
circle.
Tho pack hes bean khoTa to bunch
20 head OF sheer. alld TO holl their
s.atch and gl1ard for over six bours
SaitiGg the cagarrg OF their master.
nho has bean kept 5'sik by the Giias
ctfities lg.p6. IN his peE.h. II sraetiHes
',eeury tilsk tas Digs ar.ns siis gatae To-
ge.Aer on a spot that Il utterly inaccessi,
Ole te hurnan feet. Then tie huat4r
gives h!s dogs nosire Of the fact b. "a
.,sculiarly shrili and pissciug shout. The
oack at once dash into the midst of the
sheep, faize anil siay tbs largest and by
int OF rolliag. tuEabilag. and faliing
rom crag to eras, from de1livitY to de
cliy;tT. bring the cascasses within reach
ot ,IsIr master.
These dogs trace their pedigree 10 n
Eair hroIght into this region many years
AGO by RIGA Enslisnman, who made
ia Fort Ssanbsaga ms hunting head.
/ quarters. When tile Engl;shman lett
Iiese mountains iic gave mia dogs, whose
.sa.ta. lao had psage2 10 many . hard
lays chase. TO @Pap" Ctnnnt. who sstts
well. known then rs o. frontiersman.
~Psp" gave counis ,f pups from tine
ftr,st litter to his oil c;,nirade. Mountain
5ani." vino thus came into possession Of
s;ie nucleus OF this pfessat magnificent
rack.--Wyoming Cor, Denver Tribune
Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

etHsF
Goyernor--C. NJ. Zalick, Prsscott.
Secretary James 4. Bayafd. PRESCOTT.
assistant Secretary -Joha inrnas, prss
oott.
Assorney Generi : Clark C.,urchiil, Pros
cott.
Trsassser--T. J. put.or, Prescnst.
sapsrsnseadtn. OF Public Irs.fuosion-
l.. Long. Globe,
..ns,itvr--E. r. Clark, Prescott.
Adia.apt Gsnsral-A. II. Sherman, Pho
nix. G
Supreme court--Jno, G. Shields. Chief
inss;ce, Prescott: ". w Porter, Asao
eiate Jssticc, Phenix; wm. II. Barnes.
Aasoeiato Justice, Tncssa--4-~~~
u.s, District Attornsy-O. w. Ronse.
rucson.
u. s. Marshal--w. Il. Meade, TacsoD.
Saprsms Conr. Reporter Mara. Master
son, PRESCOTT.
sarveYof fGsnersl--Iohn Hiso, 2ucson.
u. u. Internsi Revenue Collector :
viaher. Tncson.
bsiefsase 10 t0fafsresS--t. v. bssas fFbs-
octi
Judge OF Tirst judicial District-~w. II !.
Bgr,fs, Tucson.
Judge Of secnd Jud!cial Datrict---w.
W. Porter. Phersx.
Juda4 Of Third Judicial Dis;rict- John G.
Shields, Prescott.
Clofk OF ihe Supreme CouY;--W. Dodge.
prsseot..
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
FACTS coNcEaNIsa THE MusouITo.
sIore rroasis.sme In 1hi. country Tha.

More Tronbiesome In This Country Thaa
q Efsewiiere--In a gondoa Hotel.
The warmer or the more sultry the
weather tho greater 10 the musquito's
thirst for blood and the more forcible
his fight.
The musquito is perhaps best known
and more universally troublesome in
Nortia America than b, cry either part
cf tie globe.
Afcw years since cloud OF musqi.
toes issuing from Salisbury cathedral
led The community to believe that tho
venerable eddice WAS on fire.
Tie Jersey musquito is celebrated in
Song and story, bat his rapacity and
fCrociiy are as ngugilt when compared
with his c,i..encrs ot Alaska.
Walter Cotton says that in California,
criminals have beea made to confess by
being exposed TO the insects. They
could Withstand any torture but this. 81
Tie musquito is a wtll.known member
Of the Culex or gnar genus. He pervades
the earth as the atmosphere surrounds
1t, and is quite as ferocious in the Arctic
regions IS in the tropics. T
The musquito, although chiefly preva,
lent in the warm weather. has. in real
ity. all seasons for his own. Even in
New England he is found plying his
bioodthirsty vocation all the year
round. A8
There arc fertile regions in some of the
states which renders it incapable Of cul.
tivation because Of this enemy OF man
and best. In eastern Europe and Asia
tigir rapacious attacks have caused in
sanity and death. ~
La old England, @our favored coun-
try" as Wood says, musquitoes are fae
inliar objects. as this naturalist fonnd
4, iis sorrow, when he was hitren by
them. With an effect hardly less PERM.
cgous thailif a ratt!ssnakc had fastened
nj on him,
Not long ago London hotel much
fsequented by Americans had vista
tion OF musqnitoes The invasion was
charged to the Americans. and great
popular clamnr found expression in the
newspapers, An embargo and non-in-
tercunyse were imminent, when the
alarm sabsidei by the discovery that the
pest originated. as it often does. I'M .
foul cistern. - louisville Courier. Jour
nal
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Comfy.

SsariI -Kohars S.eon.
Er.der-saefiG- 20. r. kusncer.
Rsaoraer II. Euckshaun.
Trsssurar-- Dsliiel StBith.
prStsate Iulgo--Chas. A;ehissor.
D.atrist fttcrrey--w. O. Blakely.
Coafs goulysiss1Urar--J. j.. Eyds.
Ciesk II Jistric. tjDigst--I. Il. si1aekanzis.
i'cbl;e Asninistrat9l--G j.. sEFnsau.
I Cbunty Srrvsyor. + kaeaoaT.
q. &. copln,is aoner--I. 3 Hyde.
Z. 5. Deputy Nsrshai- llobsrt s5sesi',
sppsrv.ssFs-- II. ". HsEsIo, SaEaHei CO.
z.es and iierry lsymVaa.
ficrs ef r..a Doasd cf Supervisors -Csld,
.gsi. Wri1git. y.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Has the nlnes so,netlmes.

II believe eve = man deserving the
name OF man ha8 t!.. blues somelinies,"
said the Rev. 7. w. Jeffrey on Sundas
sveaing. with all ne anxieties OF tbs,
present and possibi ties OF the future
facing him, not kn wing what TO DO
next. and with the are5mrs of Iaoo. on
his fraI boly, ho II something more
than a nlaa or less than q man who
never has the blpes. Toronto Globe.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
"yron,r,a, yga,z., y, VA ,I,ioyto,

In the bJttlical garden al Washing.
ton are Eunibar Of memorial irees"--,
sr5oeal Tributes TO pronitne1tn"n. Two
" the teoea ae cypress, planted on OPP
paai;" aldgs o2 tHa g0lsa wtis by J3ha
v, F2Eaey end Eiw"I Forest, who were
ascparable frinnlJ. TlnsA trees. in grj%.
ing up, leaned toward ea.h other. uatll
now ailttr branches ah.loss interlace.--
PhiladelpIia CAil. IL
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Ancisn. Egyrth.ns spread ON Canvas.

Ancient EEyrthns spread on Canvas
Tie pigment known as mummy" Is
neither more nor less than your an
cient Egyptian. his bones, his bandages.
bitaaIel. and oil, ground up with OIL
Pharaoh Is sold for balsams, and his ssub-
jscts serve tie purpose Of painters. II
resembles asphaltum in Its general
Qualities. except that, probably owing to
idmixtnre of linen fibor. or the complete
lesiccatiou time has effected. the min
sral oil of the ancient bitumen has dis
appeared. SO that mummy is not so liza
Die 10 crack or move ON the canvas.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
The usDsarow.
R,pnlea Of ln,,sE ter on to teach

R'ppies OF lang ter on tie hsch,
Wave aster xay. VI caFeles, speech;
An under cuirsnt og sober fholg
With fnasiy dden In aiming franght
Lightly they iail., bot s.ncoBfc@sd
a thorn Is hid In his toyvuYoi breast:
A omsriy ius,ide; :,.li make no sign:
,ILs pearl Of pail, VIII aever bs mine"
Rcfes OF sand nie feeble and slack,
fst hold tie surging oce.n hack:
And decorous ranaer, fair pretcnse.
Are n'asing nnotser strong defense.
She sings biIn ma caY refrala
With but one t!Aoa y in h " buy brain:
He foes tomorrow leayd tlism say.
He dos not love me, he viii not stay"
Meeting them while the sunset burnei,
Eonestiing told Inc tie tide had turned
! think neither will ever know
How near the treacherous uader.cw. - .g,es-'
Came 70 sweeping thsm Ear apart.
Now. with 10y Ia each trusiiEg heart,
NO thought OF fear, no fear OF wrong,
When loves full tide Is deep and strong.
Anna =, Reel in Overland Monthly.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Meeting the Demand.

Western El.tnT iso reporIei3 In your
account OF the fire last night, you refer
TO igas /. "big fire.
Repopter-Ycs, sir.
Western Eaitor--STe will change IL to
disastrous cnnhagration Tacre is u
demand in Illinois Tor that kind, OF Ian
eiage ana we've got "a cater to il. New
York Fun. f#a ...
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
nne,n,t Lthn !saIlreati,.

The 0ld.tme Msz!rat s2Jrns 10 reco1
niza anything @ooI jh tie devices G.
m defi prrrra}s. anI rather t,Tsn u2'
tlie railroad f3T tlss .ransportatiol. q
frei..iit. he viii sanl il Oh ths backs q
n,J.cs alpnr; ti.e 4ns ef the railroad. -
Sew YORK TYilctHp.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
The variation, of Watches.

matchmaker says that the mult ltituae
Il telegraph, telephone. and electric light
Nines in large cities has much to do with
he variations AMI stopping OF watches
ihat hithtrto have been good timekecf-
srs. and that manufacturers are trying
20 invent some means TO provide agaia'.s
ihis nagnetixing Of watches. New Yoils
sun. ...
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
sheridan. iIor.,.

Gen. saleridan's famous horse that car
ried him to Winchester is now in the
government m.seun at Governor'o
ia.and. New York harior,
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

German cOuntprfeitcrs ,lu mt lisdain
small profits. pfennis pieces made oi
bronze lststiaard have recently -iade
their appearange. d. .... ..........
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

a Michigan doctor has invented an In
stririeIt fni the tr;tnsFn.:on l Llood
whicli s.rct.uiurs ell cloitiLs
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

D. mo' gDoI cl1st!es yoa kin heap o.
yrr back lie hes yoif hai grammar VII
Ga commented Ga.-ByJtiIer GarIner. y
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

Hay f,sver Is slia 10 be- unknown In
southern California.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Repubileam Territorial Commit
tee.

TIE following are the naTnss OF the Repub
gican Territoris. Central Committee:
chsirrnan-w wiliissa Chris.y. phsnix.
sscTetary-E. A. Morford, Phenir.
Ap.ohe--E s. slower, Rosalio coiorao.
Cochiss--J. L. Montanden, WE. Nichols.
4. a. Atshispn, q. d, Reppv. -.Eaz
Gils--O. I. Conusli, J. G. Jones. .. ..-
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+ 1aa.-L. Wo!Gsy. :. A. Zahriakis, D.
MeFawu, Il. y. FereraoIi.
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